H.O.M.E. Project marks 20 years of care for Hawaiʻi’s houseless
JABSOM’s H.O.M.E. Project has provided free care for Hawaiʻi’s houseless community while training future physicians.
Nursing student designs training module to enhance healthcare for homeless
Yasmeen Latore's caring nature has prompted her to integrate her nursing education into various roles at the Institute for Human Services.
Grassroots solutions to houselessness in UH speaker series
The forum will explore how a new generation of grassroots leaders are paving a path for building community.
What helps houseless families move to stable housing?
The pilot study by UH researchers is based on the collected stories of four families.
UH-educated community health workers key to COVID-19 response
Nearly 150 students statewide will have earned their certification training through the UH online program by May 2021.
Funding applications for undergraduates, faculty mentored projects
UROP’s student project funding deadline is March 3 and faculty mentoring grant deadline is March 1.
Student survey: ‘Where did you sleep last night?’
To help address homelessness in Hawaiʻi, UH is participating in a national census of the number of people experiencing homelessness on a single night.
JABSOM’s first virtual Giving Tree brings holiday cheer to homeless keiki
The John A. Burns School of Medicine fulfilled the wish lists of 380 homeless—the largest endeavor in the history of the giving tree.
Homeless foster youth at higher risk of engaging in detrimental behaviors
The findings are useful in targeting interventions for reducing risk among the population.
Pulitzer winner to discuss Hawaiʻi’s intensifying housing crisis
The UH Mānoa Better Tomorrow Speaker Series sheds light on devastating economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
